A living Palestinian martyr who was captured from childhood to middle age

According to Mehr News Agency, “Mohammad Al -TusOne of the Palestinian prisoners who was released in the exchange of captives between Hamas and the Zionist regime within the framework of the Gaza ceasefire agreement; Al -Tus With decades of years of captivity in the occupation regime's prisons, he is the oldest Palestinian captive who has remained in prison for five years.

Muhammad Al -Tus In the year 2 in the city Al -Jabah In the south 'My baitBorn in the West Bank, dating back to five years ago. Village Al -Jaba It is 2 meters above sea level and is located at the forefront of the border with the occupied territories.

City Al -Jabah It has been exposed to Zionist attacks and harassment from the beginning, and its land is constantly captured by the occupiers, and the Zionist regime continues to settle in the area.

Muhammad Al -Tus He spent his elementary education in the same siege village and his high school education at school Throughout Finished. At that time, Muhammad Al -Tus After the June of this year, the Arab defeat from the Zionist regime was forced to emigrate to Jordan, but after two months Again They returned to the West Bank.

The book “Ein Al -Jubal»By Mohammad Al -Tus Authored in prison, he narrates the story of his life and the martyrdom operations of his group, all of which were martyred.

Resistance life

Muhammad Al -Tus Joined the Fatah movement in year 2; That is, when he was only 5 years old and participated in its national and resistance activities. Muhammad Al -Tus And his affiliated group carried out several important anti -Zionist operations between years 1 and 2.

The oldest Palestinian captive, when he was 5 years old, was first arrested by Zionist occupation forces on October 5. The Zionists arrested him once again, and this time he fled prison on June 6 and was wanted by the occupiers, and was arrested four times in years 1, 2, and 2.

On October 5, Zionist troops on a path that bordered Jordan and Muhammad Al -Tus There was ambush and after his long -term chase, the occupation army planes toward Mohammed's group car. Al -Tus Shot and all members of this group were martyred; Except for Muhammad Al -Tus Wounded and Zionist militants were severely beaten.

Muhammad Al -Tus In this situation, while he was very bleeding, he was interrogated for five days and then went to another center where he was under severe torture.

For up to six months, no one had any news of Muhammad and his family held a mourning ceremony for him. That's why To Muhammad Al -Tus The nickname “Live Martyrs” has been given.

He was accused of joining the Fatah movement and participating in anti -occupation resistance operations; But from presence Against The court refused or confessed, and so the Zionist regime's military court ordered a life imprisonment several times. He also participated in the Zionist enemy prisons in the activities of the anti -occupation resistance and repeatedly participated in hunger strike activities until he became one of the leaders of the captive movement.

“Amena Al -TusThe wife of this old Palestinian captive continued to hope for the release of her husband and participated in any activity to support the captives. Occupying forces also to harass the family of Mohammed Al -Tus They continued in various forms and destroyed his house three times and attacked his sister's funeral in July.

Worst of all was the name of Muhammad Al -Tus Each time in the transaction of the prisoners, the captives were on the list to be released, but the occupation regime refused to release in the final moments. Muhammad Al -Tus One of the five Palestinian captives is before “agreement OsloSo far, they have remained in Zionist enemy prisons.

Mohammed al -Tous wrote two books from the prison bars, one of which is his history and the story of participation in resistance operations as well as his views on developments in the Palestinian and Arab region. This book in Year 2 entitled “Ein Al -Jubal(The Eyes of the Mountains) was published, and his other book, “The Bits and Sweets” includes his daily memories that was published in Year 2.